THREE DOZEN FEDERAL LAWSUITS HIT QUEENS RESTAURANTS AND THE RAMPS STILL DID NOT GET BUILT

The step at 42-01-03 Broadway is maybe seven inches tall. New Ho Wah has held that Astoria corner for decades, yellow awning, free delivery, egg rolls half the neighborhood grew up on. That seven inches is now the subject of a federal lawsuit, the newest entry on a docket of roughly three dozen filed against Queens small businesses since 2012 by a single plaintiff, according to a New York Post review of the court filings. The restaurant and its landlord are both named. The complaint describes the plaintiff, in the language of the actual court record, as an avid enthusiast of the restaurant's Chinese chicken. The Post reports it is unclear whether he ever tried to enter.